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Gallery: Perth Criterium Series

By Cycling News

published 17 February 2012

Highlights from four days of the men's and women's events

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Giacoppo runs from the spray of champagne.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 3.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Alex Carver(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Giacoppo makes a run to the line on stage 2, his teammate Sam Daivs won the stage.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Sam Davis takes the win for Genesys.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Anthony Giacoppo wearing yellow.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Pat Shaw lurks behind a Plan B rider.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 2.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Luke Davison puts in a turn of speed.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

A Plan B rider makes a dig.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Cooke and Pooley.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Giacoppo on the final podium. Sam Witmitz and Alex Carver picked up the minor placing overall.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

A smiling Nicole Cooke is enjoying racing in Australia.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Budget Forklifts at the front.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Plan B Racing were unlucky to miss out, the team is looking for sucess in Asia in 2012.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Adam Semple (Drapac)(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Another win for the Hays Recruiting team, this time Leonie Burford.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Pooley did her best to unseat her rival Brit, but was unsuccessful.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 2.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Kate Finegan takes the win.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Emma Pooley riding on her 2011 Cervelo.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Anthony Giacoppo only got to wear his national champion's jersey on day 1. He held the overall leader's jersey on stages 2-4.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 1(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

The sprint on stage one in full swing.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Remonstrations after a controversial sprint on stage 1.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 3(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 1(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Perth Crits race 3(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

This is what happens when you take the wrong line.(Image credit: Tony Lendrum/tonylendrumphotography.com)

Anthony Giacoppo and Nicole Cooke were the deserved winners of the SmokeFree Perth Criterium series that finished on Tuesday evening, with the theme of the week the dominant performances of their respective teams, Genesys Wealth Advisers and Hays Recruiting.

Perth Criteriums wrap up, Genesys takes early season edge over Budget

Together the two squads won all but one stage of the series, with local team Budget Forklifts picking up final night solace courtesy of Luke Davison.

A mixture of night and day racing featured over the four days, with the healthy crowds estimated to be over 20,000 people entertained by fast and furious racing.

Cyclingnews presented a wrap of the four day Perth Criteriums yesterday, today we give you a photographic reel from the unique West Australian series, we hope you enjoy it.

The series is run in support of 'SmokeFree', an initative run by the West Australian government to stop smoking in public areas.